Redesign of the Salamanca Market: an emblematic piece of the Neomudejar style
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.v0i0.8224Keywords:
Market; Neomudejar; remodeling; Malaga; artAbstract
In the city of Málaga there are several emblematic buildings, in which it can be observed many different architectural styles.This is caused by the crossin of cultures that have been happening over the centuries. Among them, is the Mercado de Salamanca, located in the neighborhood of Molinillo, built at the beginning of the 20th century in Neomudéjar style. In addition to its historical and social value, it has a great artistic value, although nowadays it can be seen a great deterioration caused by the passage of time. For this reason, a total remodeling is necessary to provide a new added value, combining the historic part of the building with the needs of the new times. Reinforcing simultaneously its civil functionality and tourist attraction.
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